Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-30

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matters wkieh ahonld be asss6 spon b.
Co1EssM H4gaiIs is s1y 0hsIbef fns
demand Of ihs shrss gEsaa 1sEritoEies
q he Northwest for sdnisaien isso ths
Uuisn viii Be aeosded 20 o. even son-
aideEtd. he falls 20 ssY whether TIE
sd@inistralfen viii be called 70 asecuns
fer is fsilurs 70 pss int easat ths Re-
taliaiicn Ace. Walsh was paassa with
| psaeiieaI snsnimisy b both H0uses ard
YES safnssfly supporisd b. he isadESR
Escn1bers q befh parties. Irdeed. he
fasls 10 mention nlmoss all o. The mat
tess WhioA are Of real intsrtsi to III
psopIs.
| From What can be asthessd fron
Representative Oaies' fnisFvisw. q b
appaFsnt that the ne1s session d 70 b
"a slsetisnserine one; thaa ID 10 ssys
| ths ADMINISTRATION wiII Be permitted 70
develop > policy Of some sort. and win
Be earnestly soppoEtsd b. lts party
friends 10 an effort 70 e9nvinss he peo-
pie ihat il sheuId be retained I'm power.
Tbs Presidents snngAl message viIl
acccsdineIy be "A important document,
- Il viii forsshad0W What the policy Of
the Standardization Is 10 be. Unlsss,
like The two which have already been
prepared ~ PrsSident Cleveland. Il d
too Iona and too dry 10 b read under
sssndinRly even By Ssll-iafoFmsd men,
10 vill doubtless receive much popular
attention, snd its tone viii be made the
subject Of discussion In IS veil a. out Of
Congress.
Il has been generally understood that
another attemps voaId Be- made during
she coming session. and this time With
TIE active support Of the administFa-
tion 70 make 3 material reduction IN thu
tariff. TIE sensiiiyeness Of the peopls
on this poiEt, however, and the intsns.
desire Of the President for reelection
may induce him TO 20 little cauiie usly
} Mr.. Olevelsnd's advisers doubtIes
. know IS well es anyone else that u
man can be elected 10 the Presidency o
! the United States who comes before tn
. voters a. free trader, and II is not i'm
/. probabie that the administration wi
studiously sndeaxoF 70 conceal lie view
on this important question. Il Is prob
!, able, however. that the regular tart
|. discussion viii take place in both houss
: Of Congress and there are many reason
!. for believing that Il will be fully 1
. fraitless as usual.
% The general altitude OF the admin
= tEAti0n dnFing the season win be regaTl
!. % with interest,". President Olsvelar
! Is nov an avoved candidate for Te-sle
i ton, and be Is straininR every nerve
y attain success. He has 90 far fOreottt
i bis own declaration that spublic ofit
= is public trust" as to make an u
bIushIng ase Of federal patronage In o
der 10 strengthen himself among Il
: lenders and active workers Of his par,
/. Hs manner Of dealing With the bil
a sent to him for approval will according
!, y Be watched with curiosity. Il Is "a
= 70 say that be will not veto another ri
eF and harbor bill and send tho Dem
cratic members from the West al
South TO their homes voWing vengear
against him. II Is safe to cay that
~ viii not veto many private pension bill
DO or, II he does, be will not seeompal
81 the vesoes with such stupid jokes al
IL vile insinuations sgainst the soldis
ID Who saved the Union as marked d
o. numerous veto messages which be co
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ID is safe 10 say also that be will veto II
10 bills providing for the erection Of On
u Iic buildings, and that the propos'
e. buildings to which be does object v
~ not be located In the doubtful stat.
n II bill providing for The erection Of
., public building In Pennsylvania or Ks
~ sas. or In one Of the Territories, ID Or
D. ssnied TO him for approval. 1t lie not
r all impossible that be may fall into
'e old habits and vstoit, but be will be q
IL Enthusiastically in favor Of the erection
b all the buildings that are wanted In SUI
1r States as New York or Indiana. Il
will be perfectly willing to put bull
inRs and pensions alike where they vi
do the most good.
u Altogether. The session will be an in
T. tersssinR one, even II there is no pro
|. pset Of q great deal being aecdmplIshe,
% II viii cenhrm the positions Of a
Il parties aad will, 10 . certain sense, /
,. the preliminary battle Of the Presidel
q sial campaign.